Nine Heavens Drone: First New Domestically Produced Aerospace Carrier

Model Name: Nine Heavens Drone: First Domestically Produced Aerospace Carrier
Applicable Device: Bambu Lab P1SC
Print Material: PETG Basic (Silk or metal matte filament can enhance the fuselage's luster and high-tech feel)
Printing Difficulty: Intermediate (Suitable for users with more than 3 months of experience)

Detailed Parameters
Parameter
Value
Dimensions
234×210×40 mm
Print Time
2 hours 15 minutes
Filament Usage
48 grams
Layer Height
0.2 mm
Infill Rate
20%
Support Requirements
Generative supports, 15% density
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Function Description
Application Scenarios: Desktop military model ornament, tech-themed collection
Design Features:
• Modular structure:
• Detail restoration: Precise structure of thruster nozzles
• Assembly required: Needs to be glued together after printing to form the final shape
Notes for Use:
• Be sure to print according to the model's preset orientation to avoid support residue affecting details
• For PETG printing, it is recommended to set the nozzle temperature to 245℃, heated bed to 80℃, and cooling fan speed to 50%
• For metal matte filament, reduce printing speed to 50 mm/s to improve surface texture

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Desktop ornament, military model, tech collection, parent-child craft, scene building
Modular design, high-precision details, no assembly, military theme, original domestic design
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Copyright Information
License Type: CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 (Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives)
Secondary Creation Restrictions: Modification of model structure, commercial distribution, or removal of copyright identification is prohibited; reprinting requires retaining original author information